Roosevelt on the Trusts and Newport Christening
President Roosevelt on his New England tour delivered speeches in Hartford Providence and Willimantic praising government action on trusts. He christened infant Theodore Ward Chanler at the Chanter villa in Newport acting as godfather to Winthrop Chanler’s son with Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge present. The presidential party then continued to Lynn Massachusetts as crowds cheered his visit.
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Newport
Christenius
Lodgeo
Vinces
New England
Roosevelt
Providence
Winthrop Chanter
T le Chanter Villa
Trinity Church
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senator Lodge
Massiebuesetts
Theodore Ward Chanler
Loge
Lynn
Masa
Lodge
Iartford
President Stansevelt welcomed along Massachusetts towns
President Stansevelt arrived as guest of Senator Lodge with a large party. Crowds in Fall River Taunton and Mansfield lined stages and cheered as the train slowed. In Lynn tens of thousands gathered along routes to Nahant where carriages waited. The president rode with Mrs. Lodge, was greeted by cavalry, and Nahant turned into a holiday scene. He spoke from the Nahant Public Library steps the next day.
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Navant
Mass
Stansevelt
Senator Lodge
Stone Bridge
Fall River
Taunton
Mansfeld
Massachbusetts
Lyn
Witing
Nahant
Nataut
Jusserand Chosen to Succeed Cambon in Washington
M. Jusserand named French representative in Washington succeeding M. Jules Cambon. Jusserand, then French minister at Copenhagen, will take up duties in the American capital. Cambon has served in Washington for more than four years and returns to Paris.
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M. Jusserand
AT. Cambon
Washington
Paris
France
J. A. A. J. Jusserand
Copenhagen
M. Jules Cambon
Washington, D. C
M. Cambon
Wingfield camp meeting tragedy claims life and injuries
A tent meeting at Wingfield, Ale, was struck by Ughtclug causing the death of Charles Baker, aged fifty two, and injuring thirteen others to varying degrees. The report notes a panic and medical aid attended the scene.
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Ughtaiog
Ecaurp
Wingfield
Ale
Ughtclug
Ales
Charles Baker
Wig
Parcels Post Service Between Britain and U S
London announces a new independent parcels post service linking Britain and the United States. Rates start at twenty four cents per three pounds up to six pounds with higher charges for heavier items, plus British customs fees, using Cunard and White Star Line ships and American Express for delivery.
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London
United States
Trlish
D Brltish Postadlies
Wil
United State
American Express
Delser
Nho
Great Britain
Coal strike stalemate acknowledged by officials
Buffalo reporter quotes Senator Hyun and Vallis saying further effort to end the coal strike is exhausted. Miners remain willing to compromise while operators refuse arbitration. The strike looks set to continue, with prolonged hardship for miners and families and broader national impact.
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Suye Ho Jian
Ma Lifarta
Wang Wu
Buffalo
Hyun
Niagara
Vallis
Z. P
Launa
Mrr. Morgan
Europe
Appropriations total across Congress reach 800 million
Washington report outlines Congress spending 800 822 496 55 for new appropriations during the session. Details span Agricultural Army Diplomatic District of Columbia fortifications Indian naval pensions post office river and harbor industrial civil deficiencies isthmian canal and permanent appropriations with multiple line items and totals.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
House
Senate
District of Columbia
Naval
Postotlee
Atudry Elvil
Armour Says Beef Is Scarcer and Cattle Leaner
Armour from Chicago arrived in New York City on the Oceanic and faced questions on beef prices. He suggested cattle were leaner due to a bad crop, while bystanders noted higher steak prices despite leaner meat. A bystander quizzed him about beef fat, but Armour offered little satisfaction. Also included are brief items: a fatal blow to Congressman Jackson’s attendant Renninger from a prank, a shooting death in Richmond, and multiple railway accidents with several fatalities and injuries.
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Tre
New York City
Ogden Armour
Chicago
Europe
Armour
Jackson
Laurel
Charles
Tonninger
New York
Philad Hia
Norfols
Tome Ta-Deimar
Tumberys
Sttlisbury
Renninger
Cate
Congressmng
Turkey Grants All American Domnanite
Turkey issues imperial order directing that demands by the United States upon Turkey be withdrawn and the tensions between the Porte and the United States Legation in Constantinople resume normal condition.
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Turkey
Carmel
Porte
Caught After Six Weeks Finite War Arrested in Worcester
A case concludes as a war arrest is made in Worcester Massachusetts after six weeks. Detectives pursued a suspect linked to a sum of four thousand dollars rumored in the report. The lengthy pursuit ends with the capture in connection to the referenced events.
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Tomah
St meRiant
Murchell
Neb
Hero
Jug
Four Kronberg Children Die in Portme Fire Tragedy
Reported fire at Port H brings tragedy to Kronberg family. Sadie seventeen, Moses twelve, Edward sixteen, and Cinnles aged eleven perished in a two and a half story home. A local survivor, Prince Henry, aided by a German astern story includes reference to Custer era events and Indian conflicts.
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Willian Kronberg
Bernant
Porth
Sadie
Moses
Edward
Cinnles
Ah Elglat
Mareuws
Pillsbury's Fleet Taken Off Thatcher's Island
A staged naval game off New England ends with the Blue squadron forcing surrender of the White squadron near Thatcher's Island and Gloucester Harbor. The battle centers on the contrasted fleets, with detailed ship counts and points illustrating a simulated contest of strength and endurance.
Maine Exceeds Cramp Ship Speed On Cape Ann Course
The new first class Maine battleship, built for the United States Navy, tested off Cape Ann and logged 19 log knots on a six mile leg, surpassing the prior record held by the Winds. Cramp and Commander Cowles praised the ship’s performance.
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Haston
Maine
Cape Ann -Tuin
United States
Chindine
Cramp
Cowles
Navy
Hkuarad
General Franz Sigel Dead at Seventy Two
New York City reports the death of General Franz Sigel aged 72, a Union Civil War figure and German revolutionary leader. He rose from Colonel to Major General after notable actions at Carthage and Pea Ridge, later serving as Collector of Internal Revenue and Pension Agent, leaving a widow and children.
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New York City
Fray Sigel
Union
Germany
Ths
Sigel
Politeian
Penidge
Eason
Angauit
Bhapelt
Init Shel
Cenaal Sigel
Deving
Tauld
General Shell
Nobert
Paw
Rudolph
Hig
Bella Schehl
Hla Dast
Slee
Uls
United States
Missouri
Carthage
Land
Price
Pea Hidge
Internal Revenue
York County
Cleveland
Hin
Society of Fierniin Patriote
Schwab Denies Resignation as US Steel Chief
Charles M Schwab president of United States Steel Corporation sailed from New York on a liner for Europe. He denies resigning and explains he is on vacation. A secretary to Kruger denies over money involvement in the Boer republics.
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Steel Corporation
New York
Clis
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Europe
Missionaries Kived and Other Far Reaches Inked
Fragmented report lists two missionaries Bruce and Lewis, with various global events. It notes a Cuban hospital head recalled to Washington, a temporary chief appointed, a token of esteem at departure, South Africa foreigner travel restrictions, an alleged Toledo street murder with a severed body part, and a missing Berlin barge car amid transport upheaval.
Blyght For Fair Millions Details Discussed in Plainfield
Blyght for Fair Millions, WHNam, Smnith, a brother of Mrs Charles L Pal, said at Plainfield New Jersey that there will be no contest for the Patriians. The decision is believed to stem from an interview between Mr Smith and Mrs Ver man Ovtdehs, a New York City lawyer. It did not reveal whether an movable arrangement has been made.
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Blyght
Fair Millions
Whnam
Smnith
Mra
Charles L. Pal
Plainfield
N. J
Smith
Verman Ovtdehs
New York City
Tor Nelson
Uarry
Marcus Mwurley
Springbell
Mass
Frank Farrell
Saratoga
N.Y
David Johnson
Angella
He Monk
Sivas Mneyele
Ameienn
CieeSaw
Miss Pearl Bousch
Veruna
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
Jr. Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Trartman Sanitarium
Ohic
Roosevelt’s New England tour on trust and reform
President Roosevelt visits Boston and Lynn to press trust regulation, arguing that strong federal action is needed to curb corporate power and protect property. He outlines constitutional limits, federal state cooperation, and the goal of safeguarding lawful enterprise while enhancing enforcement against large combines. The trip follows Maine and precedes talks with business leaders and Governor Crane.
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Roston
Roosevelt
England
Samarer
Massaelmaette
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nulant
le Pittabing
Toky d
Lynn
Petforos
Art City
Boston
Lynn- Phony Hall
Touraine
Crane
Maine
New Rigland
Livae
Lavin Car
Belog Ogatoet
Tam
Great Corporation 4
Mny Act of Lawa
Tonmet
Talty
Polley
Fae Papo Alegit
Shale
Peivetregrren
Coxie
Gavetii
Oserciye IG
Pesent
Bileks
Milk Exchange Prices and Market Items in New York
Wholesale prices listed for milk and dairy products include standard quality at 2 cents per quart, with creamery Western extras and varied ranges for butter, cream, and cheese. The issue catalogs fruits, vegetables, poultry, and live stock with multiple regional sources and price notes, reflecting a broad New York market listing.
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Jereey
My State
Penn
Deana
Roas
Deane
Matson
Lima
Kithex
Rousey
Bartlett
Pacific Court
Ind
Lower
Braden
Odda
Jersey
Long Island
Pena
Seeeeeses Ee
Dawns
Wyoming County Apple Harvest Prospects and Market
Growers face variable apple yields from early frost and scab damage on Baldwin varieties. Buyers report high future yields elsewhere, with prices around 2 dollars per bushel bulk and 2.50 for selected. National outlook hints at record totals despite local gluts and shipping blockages.
Wheat trial in western Kansas yields 20 bushels per acre
Report notes a farmer sowing February 27 and harvesting in July achieved twenty bushels per acre gross, despite heavy rains delaying harvest. The piece discusses drought tolerance and compares this new wheat to corn in growth, with a skeptical note on extinction fears and a string of quips on horses and etiquette.
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Kansas
Jply
Ilis
Kauans City
Horsepower and social clubs in the era
The article explains horsepower as force to lift 3000 pounds one foot per minute and outlines the engine calculation. It then notes a twenty three horsepower engine could raise 83,000 pounds one foot in a minute, and discusses prominent Society Men’s clubs with dues of 2000 or 900 and English social norms, mentioning Vanderbilts and other notable figures.
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Peventy
Alfred Gwynne Vander
Tle
W. C. Whitney
Dr. Seguia Webb
John Jacob Astor
A. J. Drexel, Jr
Persian Towne and Toward Illusions in Old Texts
The fragmentary Persian Towne passage describes daily life at wells and notes mythic language about waterworks. Disjointed lines mention Swallow speeds, experiments between cities, and a dubious product pitch for Alton's Foot-Lace. Various ad snippets claim cures and products, with stray names and addresses sprinkled through.
Flows of Tides Hint at Oceanic Connection
An article discusses Captain George A. IHW linking tides to the flow of ell near Beau mont U¢lds amid an outbreak. It notes initial doubt from an assistant but later support for a tidal influence as gulf tides rise. Also recaps a royal anecdote about a letter to the German Emperor and wartime humor involving King Edward and the Princess of Wales. Swiss cantonal schoolmasters near Zermatt take hotel porter jobs during May to September holiday season.
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George A. Ihw
Beaumont U¢lds
Lie
Avas
Orst
Ft. the
SiMnese
Priner
Wales
England
Edward
Princess of Wales
Ward Luck
Zermatt
Qs Waltere
Bihar
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South Wales
American Stee and Wire Company
Everett
Wal
Chleago
Wm Union
Aiarryiven
Norfolk
Roanoke
Ralyond
American Express Company
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Hanna
Wilton
G. E. Apperson
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Richmond
Var
Tw Ao Beaton Goligion Bersypens
Bay Shore
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Lexhigten
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Prince
Henry UN the
Menstes
Princess Wehty of
Peussia
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Chad
Chive
General Custer
Aled
Little Bas Hota
Sige
Pillsbury's
Salem Harbors
Thatcher
Assavd
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Mockhport
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Wiggleson
fIiagship
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Phatcher
Salem Harbor
Rome
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Pilsbury
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Schwab
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Hell
Jerse Homack
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Michel Bailey
Nashville
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Sal Cronin
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Air
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We Tharteser
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Progressive Party
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Cape Colony
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Teter
J. Gordon Spuatey
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Adal von Diedrichy
Huechseh
Anperoy Wilft
Bin
Naval Corps
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Shan
Yukon
Dawson
Skagway
Wyoming
ROG. Dan & Co
Tragdo Cskaya
Tamas Rabor
R.G. Daw & Co
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Allnde
Ohie
Missisatoys
Lowey
Cleveland Plan
AuleUe
Boston Fcralg
L. Dev. Matthewman
Era Magazine
Larkey
Cuimpelgne
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Hindna
Milla
Mary Ant
Elaine
Alton
Allen
Olmote Oy
LE. Carson
Seothind
Dak
Nyse
Tee. Lee
Ee A
Rolling Stone
Kline
RWW
Krixe, Ltd
Archst
Phila
J. W. O'Bairx
Third Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Ayer
Dandrus
F. A. Soule
Billings, Mont
Holle
Rontre
Glyre
C.ayer CO
Lowell
Maas
Buckinham
I Sara
Thompson's
M. K. Bousch
Pearl
EROS
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Perna
Per
Jacas
Igduo Peru
4. H. Housch
Elisa Pearl Bousch
M.K. Mousch
Richmond, Ya
Rene Genaleo
Dearson
Ripans
Spalding
Amnoud
Gentral
Claptern
Fentinner
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Ead Protos
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Ork
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Sosa
Oller
Almart
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Cour
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